WHAT’S HOT FOR THE WEEK OF FEBRUARY 25, 2002 ... Check out the hottest new activities, games, and stories on Disney's Blast! Click here to log in Pooh Bear's Meadow Trails (For ages 5-9) Come play Pooh and Rabbit's favorite game! Let your child match wits against favorite Disney's Blast pals in this exciting game set against the magical backdrop of the Hundred Acre Wood. Your youngster teams up with either Pooh or Rabbit and races to see who can complete a trail first. But beware of the obstacles! They're good for building your child's problem-solving skills, while other game features will improve critical thinking skills. This brainbuster is a great parent-child activity - and you're sure to get hooked on the game, too. Timon and Pumbaa in: In-Digestion (For ages 7-9) Read along with your child as Timon and Pumbaa find themselves in a dark, mysterious place and try to figure out where they are. This hilarious storybook helps build listening and reading skills as you and your little bookworm discover that the hog-and-meerkat team has actually wandered into the belly of a snake! Herc's First Crush (For ages 3-7) Flowers and girls are delicate things -- a lesson our hero still needs to learn. Help your child read along as Herc tries to find a way to impress his first crush without crushing everything in sight! Minnie's Secret Passage Game (For ages 3-7) Minnie Mouse craves ice cream -- can your child help her navigate through the dark maze to get her treat? This cleverly designed game relies on your child's memory and sense of direction. Be careful -- one wrong turn and you can end up in the scream room instead! Aaah! Log in now: http://go-disneyblast.com/find/blastgazettelogin
SUPER MEGA PRIZE CENTER!     Donald Duck and his millionaire uncle, Scrooge McDuck, visited the gallery at Scrooge's home, admiring portraits that showcased the successes of the Duck family. Donald saw pictures of his family's fabulous accomplishments -- dozens of inventions and amazing games. But Donald's frame was empty -- he needed something to proudly display.     Donald pondered what his contribution would be and came up with a brilliant idea. He decided to showcase all of his family's wonderful inventions in one special spot on Disney's Blast, a place he named the Super Mega Prize Center.     Donald has invited everyone to share in the fun -- there will be shelves and shelves of toys to collect and enjoy. Construction has already begun on Disney's Blast, so check back often -- Donald will be open for business in no time! Disney's Blast makes learning child's play. These age-appropriate activities make learning fun! Age 3 Your child will get a kick out of making Tigger bounce as high as the sky in Tigger’s Bounce! As Tigger jumps, he catches items — the more he grabs, the higher the score. This activity is a tiggerific way to help young gamers with eye-hand coordination. Age 5 Howdy, pardner! Woody's ready to horse around, but he needs some color in his life. With the Toy Story 2 Paint Center , your child can use brushes or crayons to paint Woody, plus add sheriff's badges and toys to the painting. Perfect for budding artists! Age 9 Your kids will jump at the chance to play Minnie's Many Moves! This challenging logic game requires children to jump pegs over each other, eliminating them until only one peg remains. When your little gamer becomes a master mover, he or she can move on to a more difficult level. Click here to log in Did you know... that the phrase "hakuna matata" was used in two other Disney films besides "The Lion King"? You'll hear those carefree words spoken in the 1989 film "Cheetah," and the song is featured in 1995's "Toy Story." Maximize your membership and maintain your account. At the Disney's Blast site click on Parents, select "Member Services," then: Create up to five Family Accounts -- each with separate sign-ins, security privileges, and passwords. It's included in your membership. Click here to log in Please do not respond to this email. This message was sent to: %%email%% Notice: When you registered at Disney's Blast, you asked to receive exciting updates and news. If you'd prefer not to receive future updates, or would like to change your email preferences, please click on the link below: Click here for E-mail Preference Center. To request additional Disney Newsletters, please go to your E-Newsletter Options here. © Disney. All Rights Reserved.